Autumn — Winter · MMXXVI
Antaraga
The innermost warmth takes shape in ninety-two garments, composed over six months by forty-one artisans and held together by the patient language of the hand. Each silhouette moves between shadow and light, where softened ivory, deep burgundy, antique gold, and intricate embroidery carry memory into the present. The collection unfolds in two intertwined chapters: Sukoon, the quiet, a study in stillness and gentle devotion; and Antaraga, the ardent, where warmth becomes presence, ceremony, and an enduring expression of self.
Sukoon
Look 01
Ivory georgette, hand-drawn chikankari
The Dawn of Craft
Our inaugural chapter, Sukoon, is born from the stillness of early morning. Before the atelier awakes, the masters of Chikankari sit by the windows, letting the soft, diffused light guide their needles. Ivory georgette is transformed into a canvas of shadow and light, requiring over four hundred hours of devoted, uninterrupted handwork to achieve this weightless elegance.
Antaraga
Look 02
Deep burgundy silk, zardozi and dabka
Aged Gold & Memory
Vismaya explores the rich patina of heritage. Using tissue silks that hold the memory of centuries-old weaving techniques, our artisans apply mirror pittan work that catches the light like scattered stars. This is not just a garment; it is a living archive, an heirloom designed to be passed down and cherished through generations.
Vismaya
Look 03
Aged gold tissue, mirror pittan
The remaining chapters
The eighty-nine looks that follow are shown only in private, at the request of the house or by appointment at our ateliers.
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